Bcos a magistrate has rejected the guilty plea and my
mitigation statement as ‘ inappropriate to be tried under SJP’
As far as I can see, this is the first time you have mentioned the word "tried". Lots of legislation to do with court procedure uses that word to cover all proceedings, but most people understand it to mean proceedings involving a not guilty plea followed by a trial. Is that what you mean and if so, where did you get that idea from?
Easy for you guys to disagree and ridicule me as an alcoholic...
That was me and I apologise. It was not the best term to use. But you must understand that people here are trying to help you and it has been extremely difficult throughout this thread to get any firm and detailed information from you. It is very frustrating when a simple (but very pertinent) question is asked of you and no answer is forthcoming. When, instead, you start rambling on about conspiracies among the police and judiciary to "fit you up" for what is a minor motoring offence which could have been disposed of by way of a fixed penalty had you simply complied with its requirements, not only does it sound ridiculous but it is ridiculous.
"We start anew, facing a proper trial with a three member magistrate bench?"
No we don't. Proceedings against you have already commenced and one hearing, where you entered a guilty plea, has already been held. Furthermore, as above, you don't know whether you face a trial or simply a sentencing hearing.
At least it would answer the million dollar question on why? Why was it inappropriate to try this case under the SJP
We are obviously not going to provide an answer to that question here. But before you consider shelling out £3k to get a solicitor to say "bollox to them all" on your behalf, you might wait to find out why they want you in court. If indeed it is for a trial, that trial will not be heard on the day you attend. Between then and the trial date you can consider your position more rationally.
We are equally as intrigued as you to find out the answer, so would you let us know?
